Clyde Debuts With 4 3 Rangers Win Over Twins
David Clyde, 18, signed for 125000 by Texas, wins in his major league debut a 4 3 victory over the Minnesota Twins. He pitches five innings walking seven and allowing one hit a two run homer by Mike Adams. Bill Gogolewski saves with four innings. Other AL results include Detroit doubleheader sweep, Baltimore 4 New York 0, Oakland 3 Kansas City 2, California 3 Chicago 1.
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Borg Surges Into Elite Wimbledon Round At Seventeen
Bjorn Borg, 17, defeated Karl Meiler in five sets to reach the last 16 at Wimbledon. Roger Taylor and Kerry Melville advanced, while Rosemary Casals struggled to the last 32 amid rain threats and large crowds. Nastase moved to No. 1 seed after defeating Molina despite a back injury.
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Tribe routs Sertoma 11 2 to stay unbeaten in league play
Rick McDonough and Jack Perry combined on a four hitter as the P N Indians beat South Scottsdale Sertoma 11 2 at Eldorado Park. Gottleib drove in five with a double triple and homer as McDonough earned the win with nine strikeouts over six innings.
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Mufflermen blank Coolidge 6-2 in Valley ball clash
Midas Mufflers won 6-2 over Coolidge on Thursday in Valley nonpro baseball. The offense had five hits led by Mike Cornish with two, and seven first inning walks produced a 6-0 lead. Mike Pfitzer earned the win with six innings of three-hit work, all triples, while Doug Johnson struck out three in relief.
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Butane Match Distributor Program Available in Monrovia CA
No franchise fee and limited distributorships offered for a fast moving butane gas lighter and tire tool. Manufactured in the USA under Scripto Inc supervision with DuPont design. Requires $3096 investment and immediate involvement. Confidential info available from Mr. Vincent at 213 359 5341 or P O Box 1167 Monrovia CA 91016.
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Santo and Torre Duel For All Star Third Base Spot
Santo drove in four runs and scored as the Cubs beat the Expos 6 1 and tied the second game with a ninth inning homer. Torre had a cycle and three RBIs as the Cardinals crushed the Pirates 15 4. Others: Houston routed Cincinnati 10 2. San Francisco beat Atlanta 6 5. Philadelphia swept New York 7 1 after losing 7 6.
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Dukes Top Giants in Twin Seven-Run Inning Exit
Albuquerque Dukes beat Phoenix Giants twice 8-5 and 4-3 to overtake them in the Pacific Coast League Eastern Division. Steve Patchin hit a second-inning homer as the Dukes surged ahead early in game one, while Phoenix lone homers by Leon Brown and Jim Rosario in the sixth could not prevent the loss. John Cumberland earned the win in a seven inning game as Eddie Salomon allowed 12 hits.
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